How we work together is decided together.
We keep structure flexible and scope consultative. No tiered packages, no hard prices on a wall. Here are the ways engagements usually take shape, and the principles that govern all of them.
Project engagements
A defined piece of work with a clear end: typically positioning, a website rewrite, or building the first outreach system. You get a fixed scope, a timeline, and a fixed cost before anything starts.
Fits: Consultants who need one specific gap closed well.
Ongoing partnership
Positioning, content, and outreach run as a system, month after month, with a monthly working session. Scope is reviewed together as results come in. Stays for as long as it works, not a day longer.
Fits: Firms that want marketing compounding in the background.
Advisory
For teams with in-house capacity: we plan, coach, and review while your people execute. Less hands-on, more leverage on the brains you already pay for.
Fits: Consultancies with a marketing person who needs a playbook.
Principles that apply to every engagement
Scoping is a conversation, not a menu
We do not publish tiers or hard prices, because the right shape of engagement depends on your starting point, your capacity, and your goals. After a free consultation you get a proposal with a clear scope and a clear cost attached. No surprises mid-engagement.
You approve everything before it goes live
Messaging, content, and every outreach list get your sign-off. The voices in the work are yours; we just make them carry further.
Checkpoints over contracts
Engagements run on two-week to monthly cycles with real checkpoints. If something is not working, we change it. If the engagement stops making sense for either side, we say so.
Reporting you can read in ten minutes
One page a month: what went out, what came in, what we learned, what changes next. Including the parts that did not work.
The honest first step is small: a free consultation, then a plan you approve before any cost attaches.
Get a scoped plan before you commit to anything.
Book a free consultation. The proposal comes with scope, timeline, and cost, and you decide from there.
No pressure, no pitch deck. Just a straight conversation about where your pipeline stands.